The Considerate Cannibal
Review The Considerate Cannibal is a quirky little horror comedy about cannibals, but not the violent bloodthirsty killers often seen in horror fiction. Thomas is just a normal guy until…
Monthly Blog Review: December 2024
Blog Updates Nothing crazy on the blog this month! Posts Book Reviews ♥ Bury Your Demons by Timothy King (3★) ♥ Flesh Party by Jordan Thiery (5★) ♥ Fuck Them…
January 2025 New Release Horror Books
Welcome friends and fiends! Here is an updating list of horror titles being released January 2025. This is a fairly comprehensive list of all things horror, including traditional, small press,…
Fuck Them Kids
Review Fuck Them Kids is Timothy King's first collection of stories all themed around creepy kids. King serves up one great story after another, there wasn't a single one that…
Flesh Party: Five Monstrous Horror Stories
Review Flesh Party is Jordan Thiery's second themed short story collection, this time featuring a range of different monsters, both the classics and original creations. The characters in Thiery's stories…
Silver Platter
Review Short, dark, and fiercely polemic, all wrapped up in a neat Christmas bow. This is an excellent story with commentary about CEOs and wealth inequality, tapping into the frustrated…
Test Town
Review A group of teenagers decide to make a quick stop on their road trip to visit an abandoned desert town used for nuclear testing. The desolate town became infamous…
Anyway, I’m Falling in Love with You Vol. 1
Review High school romance in the time of COVID-19, a novel concept. Mizuho is the luckiest girl in school surrounded by four gorgeous childhood friends, who she of course doesn't…
Bury Your Demons
Review A father's worst nightmare comes true in this bite-sized tale of supernatural terror. Bury Your Demons taps into a parent's fears and the main character Keith's emotional turmoil is…
Confession
Review A deathbed confession goes wrong and two men find themselves trapped together in a mountaintop cabin as a storm rages outside. Between the storm and an injury, the men…